Seung Joon Lee

Seung Jae Lee, based in Daejeon, KR, is a prolific inventor with an impressive 350 patents to his name. Recently, he has been working on some exciting new projects which could have a significant impact on the world of science and technology.

One of Seung Jae Lee's latest patented inventions is a method for preparing a bile acid derivative using a continuous flow reaction. This new method allows for the synthesis of bile acid derivatives in a much safer way compared to the traditional batch-type reaction. Additionally, the reaction time is significantly reduced, resulting in the efficient synthesis of high-quality bile acid derivatives. As a bonus, this method also enables a hydrogenation reaction under substantially water-free reaction conditions, which can further enhance the conversion rate (UDCA: CDCA) of a UDCA hydrogenation reaction. This invention could prove to be particularly useful in the field of medicine.

Another impressive invention from Seung Jae Lee is an ultra-slim fingerprint sensor that can be used in electronic devices. This fingerprint sensor has a thickness of 500 µm or less and does not include a separate printed circuit board (PCB), making it extremely compact and easy to integrate into other technologies. The method of manufacturing this fingerprint sensor has also been patented by Seung Jae Lee.

Seung Jae Lee has worked for companies like DAEWOONG BIO INC. and Amkor Technology Singapore Holding Pte. Ltd. during his career. He has collaborated with many talented individuals, including Ji Young Hwang and Hyun Jee Yoo.

Overall, Seung Jae Lee is a highly skilled and experienced inventor, whose inventions could have a significant impact on a variety of industries. We look forward to seeing what he will create next! If you want more information on the latest inventions and patents, be sure to visit idiyas.com.